The Private Soldier Remembered in War Time
W L Glark in the Windsor Star champions the private soldier as the real fighting man forgotten amid war’s many uniformed branches. He praises those in front lines who slug it out, draw beads on the foe, and seek only to end the war and return home. A stray line about a swoose and a crops appears as a garbled aside.
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W. L. Glark
The
Windor Star
Mr Gabriel the outspoken rooster finds new home
Anne and Ben wrangle with a noisy Plymouth Rock rooster named Mr Gabriel. After comical misadventures trying to offload him, Aunt Lucy arrives with a plan, insisting she must reclaim the rooster, promising a twenty dollar bribe hidden in her dress.
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Anne Wallace
Ben
Anne
Lucy
Mr. Gabriel
Macop
Mammy Diley
Diley
Porter
Aunt Lucy
Healthy Fear as a Driving Force in Air Crew Minds
An Air Commodore argues fear in moderation is natural and healthy, sharpening attention and effort. Night bomber crews suffer nerves, yet a seasoned leader says a balance of imagination and optimism matters most. Loss of confidence, not fear, is the real danger causing accidents and breakdown.
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British Medical Journal
Natives Earn Solo Role Hoisting Flag At Solomons
Six natives serving with the Solomon Islands Defence Force joined the first wave of New Zealanders during the October attack on a Jap outpost. They guided subsequent operations and helped maintain relations between New Zealand forces and the islanders, who cooperated readily. One volunteer from the group was selected by the New Zealand Brigadier to hoist the Union Jack over the first Solomons territory retaken by British forces.
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Treasury Island
Solomon Islands
New Zealand
Solomons
War Savings Stamp Recipe Promotes Home Purchase Aid
Across Canada this month the Food Industry aims to sell two million dollars in War Savings Stamps. A recipe for Spiced Pot Roast accompanies the appeal showing how cooking at home can aid the war effort. The method uses fat, flour, spices, tomato juice, onion, bay leaf, salt, pepper, and vinegar simmered with meat for three hours.
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Canada
Pattern 4629 Sees Suit Dress and Jumper Versions
This week's Anne Adams pattern 4629 offers a suit dress with bodice top and skirt, plus later jumper or sundress with a contrasting jacket. Available in children's sizes 2 to 8 and size 6 jacket. fabric yardage varies by style. Send orders to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg with name address style number.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermott Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Map Making Britain Supplies Expert Experience in Keeping Army
Britain produces top quality maps and shares them with the US forces under Mutual Aid Lend Lease. The Royal Engineers oversee map production with field units carrying complete photolitho and rotary printing setups. Their mobile presses printed in color at 4500 copies per hour and ran 22 hours daily for six weeks in North Africa.
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England
Britain
US. Army
USAAF
U.S
Mediterranean
Royal Engineers
R. E. Survey
Skin Eruptions and Remedies Sold in Harber and Tel Sal
An ad-like fragment promotes Bragne's original bottle for skin eruptions and ulcers described as resumes of pimples, itching toes and feet, and inflammations. It mentions Bexema remedies, a money-back guarantee, and a Dr Bell stattion claim, with locations in Harber and Tel Sal.
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Ulekly
Bragne
Ary
British Scientists Use Colchicine to Grow Bigger Plants
British scientists report using colchicine to induce an "anaesthetic shock" to seeds doubling chromosome numbers. The technique aims to increase fruit and vegetable size, improve quality, and enhance disease resistance. Water is noted as the world’s most precious liquid due to life’s dependence.
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